Happy Earth Day! If you're like me, Earth Day brings the crushing guilt of exactly how bad I am at caring about the earth. It reminds me that I am nothing more than a greedy, wasteful American who thinks the world is my oyster and I can scrape it out of its shell regardless of if it belongs to me or not. It's the exact same feeling that washes over me when I look at a piece of plastic that can't be recycled curbside. Or the pair of holey sneakers that could be made into a basketball court for poor kids. Or the mound of food that I let go bad in the refrigerator. Or the bag of poop-filled diapers that are encased in two layers of plastic so my royal Keep Reading

This is a review on the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport by my husband, Will. The 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport is one from that androgynous breed where you can’t quite figure… Is it a car? Is it a SUV, a mini-van? No, that doesn’t make sense. After I pulled a U-turn barreling over the road-dividing, curb-style median that separates traffic, I figured out that this is at very least an SUV and quite possibly a time machine. At the touch of a button, I roll back the giant moon roof that extends over the front and back seats… oooh. Another button illuminates the strand of blue LED lights around  the perimeter of the moon roof… aaah. This must be the Keep Reading

Looking for a way to efficiently organize your Sunday newspaper coupon inserts? File your inserts whole and only cut the coupons when you actually plan to use them! The Whole Insert Filing Method takes minimal time and investment to set up and can be maintained in under 5 minutes per week! Here are the supplies you'll need: File folders (20-ish) Hanging file folders (10-ish) Permanent marker File crate, file box, or space in an existing file cabinet All of these items can be used. You will reuse the file folders when you no longer need that particular date, so some return address labels or masking tape will be helpful to cover up Keep Reading

This is a guest review by my husband, Will. My daily driver is a 2005 Kia Optima LX so it will be impossible for me to review this car without it being a direct comparison. And to be honest, I love that 2005 so the cards are stacked against the 2013 from the get go. Here's my review of the 2013 Kia Optima Hybrid. The Look Kia has apparently either hired or kidnapped the design team from Audi because the new look seriously turns some heads; whereas whoever designed the 2005 has most likely been shot on site because that thing is hideous. Some strangers in the parking lot at Albertsons gawked and congratulated me on the 2013, “Nice car.” This Keep Reading